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Dave Kingman Turned Superhero! 🦸‍♂️💥 Dubbed “Sky King,” he left an unforgettable mark on baseball, launching home runs like meteors streaking across the sky. 🌠 This limited-edition print captures Kingman in all his glory—just like his towering homers that lit up ballparks from coast to coast. ⚾ The print retires Sunday at 6 PM ET / 3 PM PST! ⏰ Click “Shop Now” to grab your print today before it’s too late! 👇

Fred McGriff Turned Superhero! 🦸‍♂️💥 A true icon, known as “Crime Dog”, that had unmatched presence and power on whichever field he took! Don't miss your chance to own this legendary art piece + an autograph from the man himself! ⏳ The print retires Sunday at 6 PM ET / 3 PM PST! ⏰ Click “Shop Now” to grab your print today before it’s too late! 👇

Kirk Gibson Turned Superhero! 🦸‍♂️💥 In 1984, Gibson dazzled the baseball world with a heart-stopping moment that sealed the Tigers’ championship 🏆. This collaboration with Gibson himself brings to life the electrifying energy of that unforgettable home run and his raw, jubilant celebration 🎉. The decision not to walk him forever altered baseball history, making this moment one of the sport's most iconic feats 🔥. Crafted in partnership with the man who lived it, this print captures the intensity and emotion of that legendary night 🌟. Don't miss your chance to own this incredible piece of history + an autograph from the legend himself! ⏳ The print retires Sunday at 6 PM ET / 3 PM PST! ⏰ Click “Shop Now” to grab your print today before it’s too late! 👇

Kirk Gibson Turned Superhero! 🦸‍♂️💥 In 1984, Gibson dazzled the baseball world with a heart-stopping moment that sealed the Tigers’ championship 🏆. This collaboration with Gibson himself brings to life the electrifying energy of that unforgettable home run and his raw, jubilant celebration 🎉. The decision not to walk him forever altered baseball history, making this moment one of the sport's most iconic feats 🔥. Crafted in partnership with the man who lived it, this print captures the intensity and emotion of that legendary night 🌟. Don't miss your chance to own this incredible piece of history + an autograph from the legend himself! ⏳ The print retires Sunday at 6 PM ET / 3 PM PST! ⏰ Click “Shop Now” to grab your print today before it’s too late! 👇

One of Pop Fly's biggest supporters, Gar King, takes you behind the scenes of his collection that started way back in Season 3!

Pop Fly Pop Shop is showcasing an unforgettable presence in the majors: Brad "The Animal" Lesely. Make this unique piece of memorabilia yours. This 7 x 10.5" art print is available for preorder from now until March 24th, after that it's retired forever grab yours before you can't. Catch the most addicting collectible in the hobby! Get yours now at www.PopFlyPopShop.com!

The story of Catfish Hunter reads like a novel where grit and talent intersect in the most extraordinary way. Born in a quiet corner of North Carolina, far from the big-league ballparks and city lights, Jim "Catfish" Hunter's journey to baseball stardom defied the odds. The nickname "Catfish" may have lacked the grandeur of myth, but within it lay a baseball savant whose unparalleled pitching artistry would leave an indelible mark on the game. Hunter's path from the Tar Heel State to the big leagues was a testament to his innate talent, which was evident to anyone who saw him toe the rubber. Catfish's right arm possessed a supernatural gift—a fastball that seemed guided by a higher power. The pinpoint control he exerted over that pitch was nothing short of miraculous. With an unflinching composure on the mound, he approached each batter with the confidence of a seasoned gunslinger. Though his journey began with the Kansas City Athletics, it was with the Oakland A's that Catfish Hunter's star shone brightest. In the early 1970s, he was part of a band of baseball misfits that defied convention and captured three consecutive World Series titles from 1972 to 1974. His Cy Young Award in 1974 was a crowning achievement, a testament to his skill and consistency. But the Catfish legend was not just about the numbers; it was a testament to perseverance. He displayed the sort of resilience that inspires generations, returning to the mound stronger and more determined than ever. I

Available now until Oct 1st on www.popflypopshop.com: "The Ripper" Jack Clark, an iconic figure in Major League Baseball, transcended statistics during his illustrious career. Born in New Brighton, Pennsylvania, on November 10, 1955, he left an indelible mark on the sport. Clark's journey began in 1975 with the San Francisco Giants, where his destiny as a baseball legend became evident. He graced several MLB teams, including the Giants, St. Louis Cardinals, New York Yankees, San Diego Padres, and Boston Red Sox, crafting a legacy with every swing. Primarily celebrated for his batting prowess, Clark was an offensive force, combining power and precision. His swing was poetry, capable of sending baseballs soaring or securing clutch hits. Four All-Star selections affirmed his consistency and ability to shine in pivotal moments. Yet, it was with the St. Louis Cardinals in the 1980s where Clark's legend thrived. He was the linchpin of a team that captivated fans nationwide, culminating in the 1985 National League pennant and a memorable World Series. Over 18 years, Clark amassed awe-inspiring stats, surpassing 300 home runs and 1,000 RBIs. Beyond numbers, he embodied leadership, mentoring younger players, and exemplifying dedication. After retiring, Clark shared his baseball wisdom through coaching and broadcasting, enriching fans' understanding. In the tapestry of Major League Baseball, Jack Clark's name shines bright—a virtuoso who composed his symphony of excellence. His

"Codename: Remus" 7x10.5" Art Print